Alvin Stardust’s 1975 rock ‘n’ roll revival album Rock With Alvin, released on September 12, 1975, featuring covers of classic hits and original material, which entered the UK Albums Chart on October 4, 1975. RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: Alvin Stardust Title: Rock With Alvin Date: September 12, 1975 Label: Magnet Format / Type: LP Vinyl Album (Gatefold), Cassette Album, 8-Track Cartridge Country: United Kingdom Catalogue: LP: MAG 5007 Cassette (TC): ZCMAG 5007 8-Trac

David Essex’s third studio album All The Fun Of The Fair, released on September 12, 1975, featuring the major hit “Hold Me Close” and marking another commercial success for the British pop star. RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: David Essex Title: All The Fun Of The Fair Date: September 12, 1975 Label: CBS Format / Type: LP Vinyl Album (Gatefold), Cassette Album, CD Album (Remastered 2015) Country: United Kingdom Catalogue: LP: S 69160 Cassette (TC): 40-69160 CD Remaste

Article Context & Main Highlights Show 2 Early episode of the music series Supersonic, broadcast on ITV1. This show continued building the programme’s reputation with a lively selection of glam, pop, and rock acts popular in mid-1975. Key Content Notable Details The episode delivered high-energy performances from major chart artists of the day, showcasing the vibrant British pop scene of the period. Performers & Songs • Suzi Quatro – I May Be Too Young • Alvin Stardust – Move

David Cassidy’s 1975 solo album The Higher They Climb, The Harder They Fall, which entered the UK Albums Chart on August 9, 1975, peaking at No. 22 and featuring the hit single “Darlin’.” RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: David Cassidy Title: The Higher They Climb, The Harder They Fall Date: 1975 / UK Chart Entry August 9, 1975 Label: RCA Victor Format / Type: LP Vinyl Album Country: United Kingdom Catalogue: RS 1012 TRACK LIST Side A When I'm A Rock 'N' Roll Star Be-Bop-

A major in-depth feature and reflection piece in New Musical Express by Charles Shaar Murray questioning the music industry’s (and fans’) relationship with David Bowie, tied to the releases of Diamond Dogs and David Live. PUBLICATION Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: August 2, 1975 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Platters / Feature Title: Did we use him? Did we abuse him? THE STORY The article examines whether the industry and public have exploited Bowie’s

The August 1975 issue of Circus Raves features Elton John on the cover and includes a detailed feature on his work with Bernie Taupin and producer Gus Dudgeon. Publication: Circus Raves Date: August 1975 Country: United States The cover shows a close-up of Elton John wearing large rhinestone glasses with his mouth open and feathers around his neck. Inside, the feature discusses the recording of albums with Bernie Taupin and Gus Dudgeon, early sessions, the making of tracks,

The August 1975 issue of Circus Raves features an article by Ron Ross titled “Alice Escapes From His Own Nightmare,” focusing on Alice Cooper during a rare day off on the Welcome to My Nightmare tour. Publication: Circus Raves Date: August 1975 Country: United States The piece describes Alice Cooper lounging on the terrace of his Tampa hotel suite, sipping a 16-ounce Budweiser and watching Star Trek after a night of limited sleep following a concert in Atlanta. It covers the

The July 31, 1975 issue of Bravo features a special visit from The Sweet in which the band answers readers’ letters under the title “Geheimbesuch bei BRAVO: Sweet beantworten EURE Leserpost.” Publication: Bravo Date: July 31, 1975 Country: Germany The two-page spread shows Brian Connolly, Steve Priest, Andy Scott and Mick Tucker reading and responding to questions from Bravo readers. Topics include whether Brian is moving to Germany, if any of the Sweet women are pregnant, wh

This Rolling Stone advertisement from July 1975 promotes a special live broadcast of The King Biscuit Flower Hour featuring Alice Cooper’s Welcome to My Nightmare concert. The full‑page spread captures the theatrical essence of Cooper’s stage persona and the nationwide reach of the FM radio event. Publication: Rolling Stone Date: July 31 1975 Country: United States The advertisement announces a 90‑minute live concert broadcast on Sunday, July 27, 1975, hosted by Bill Minkin

Release Date: July 27, 1975 Label: Island Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: United Kingdom Catalogue Number: WIP 6234 THE RELEASE WHAT THE LABEL SHOWS Bryan Ferry’s sophisticated cover of the jazz standard “You Go To My Head” backed with a re-recording of “Re-Make / Re-Model”. The A-side is a smooth, elegant take, while the B-side offers a fresh version of his Roxy Music classic. Produced by Bryan Ferry and Chris Thomas. • Standard Island Records label design • Side A: “You Go